This book examines how governments in industrialized countries have engaged with the challenge of sustained development over the past decade. Analysis of initiatives undertaken by nine national governments and the European Union reveal important differences in the ways the international commitment to sustainable devolopment has been received.
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William M. Lafferty is at University of Oslo. James Meadowcroft is at University of Sheffield.
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